This is tangential, but I've never been sure whether the word "Victorian" was in common use in purely US contexts.
I don't know if it's in identical common use when it comes to discussing styles, but in terms of when a house was actually built, it is frequently and correctly used to describe a large quantity of architecture in Somerville.
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I don't know if it's in identical common use when it comes to discussing styles, but in terms of when a house was actually built, it is frequently and correctly used to describe a large quantity of architecture in Somerville.